Sports

Pakistan call Yousuf out of retirement

KARACHI, (Reuters) – Former Pakistan captain and senior batsman Mohammad Yousuf has been summoned out of  retirement to join the team for the rest of their series in  England, the Pakistan Cricket Board said yesterday.

Pakistan capitulate to Anderson for record low

NOTTINGHAM, England, (Reuters) – James Anderson’s  inspired swing bowling helped England skittle Pakistan for a record low of just 80 and wrap up a huge 354-run victory in the  first test at Trent Bridge yesterday.

GCA calls 36 junior cricketers to one-day programme

Thirty-six youth cricketers have been selected to attend a Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) organised one-day Skills Development Programme on Tuesday at the National Gymnasium from 9am The programame will be conducted in two sessions; the 19 selected under-15 players will occupy the centre from 9am to 12pm while the 17 under-19 players will begin their session at  1pm and it will conclude at 4pm.

Members of the new GTTA executive at the head table following yesterday’s AGM. From left, Deidre Edghill, Linden Johnson, Robin Hunte, Godfrey Munroe, Henry Greene and Harold Hopkinson.

Greene elected president of GTTA

-pledges to take table tennis places By Tamica Garnett Commissioner of Police Henry Greene was yesterday unanimously elected president of the Guyana Table Tennis Association (GTTA) at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) held at Zoom Inn Hotel on Croal Street.

Administrator of Cops Guyana Limited, Berbice branch, Priya Rampersaud (right) presents a cheque to Neil Reece as his coach Randolph Roberts (left) looks on.

Sponsors dish out support for Reece

Berbice’s top junior cyclist and captain of the Flying Ace Cycling Club, Neil Reece, has been selected by the Guyana Cycling Federation (GCF) to represent Guyana at the Junior Caribbean Championships which will be held in Aruba on August 7 and 8.

WICB needs to make adjustments to Twenty20 format

Cozier on Sunday After a lukewarm start in a constituency more concerned at the time with calypso tents, all-night fetes and Kadooment costumes and in spite of Trinidad’s routinely wet July, the WICB’s first regional T20 championship came nicely to the boil for last night’s final at the Queen’s Park Oval.

Resolute Ames bounces back in third round

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, West Virginia, CMC – Trinidad and Tobago’s Stephen Ames warmed up for Sunday’s final round at the US$6 million Greenbrier Classic with an impressive three-under 67 yesterday.

aDavis, Hosein steer T&T to easy win over Barbados

GROS ISLET, St Lucia, CMC – An unbroken sixth-wicket partnership between Derone Davis and Akeal Hosein hauled Trinidad and Tobago out of trouble and steered them to a convincing five-wicket win over Barbados in the second round of the TCL Group West Indies Under-19 One-Day Trophy yesterday.

Farah storms to second European distance gold

BARCELONA, (Reuters) – Briton Mo Farah destroyed his  rivals to win the European 5,000 metres title  yesterday and  become only the fifth man to claim the continental distance  double after Tuesday’s gold medal in the 10,000.

GAME WINNER! Guyana’s Kevin Mckenzie (with ball) scores the winning try in the final of the NACRA Championships yesterday at the National Stadium, Providence.

NACRA Champs!

-Guyana’s men’s rugby team crowned itself in glory when they added the NACRA championships to their CAC gold medal yesterday By Floyd Christie Pipped in extra time.

Guyana tame T’dad to reach Twenty20 final

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Royston Crandon snared three wickets in the final over as Guyana withstood a late onslaught from Dwayne Bravo to reach the Grand Final of the Caribbean Twenty20 Championship with a stunning four-run victory over hosts Trinidad & Tobago yesterday.

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